Look Closely at that Link! What is the Bidi Swap?
If you’ve ever thought, “I can’t keep up with all these new computer threats,” you’re in good company. Hackers and scammers are always finding new ways to trick users into…
“$2,000 Tariff Dividend?” How Scammers are Cashing In
You may have heard the news that President Donald Trump is promising Americans a “tariff dividend” of billions of dollars, amounting to $2,000 per person, or more. That sounds great,…
Use Tap-to-Pay? Beware of “Ghost Tapping” Scams
Contactless payments you make just tapping your card or phone are fast, convenient, and increasingly common. But there’s a sneaky scam circulating that specifically targets that convenience. The Better Business…
Free In-Flight Wi-Fi: A Great New Perk or a Cyber Trap?
More airlines are starting to offer free Wi-Fi during flights. Southwest Airlines recently announced that their loyalty program members will get free in-flight Wi-Fi on most flights. No more paying…
Yes, Your Devices Are Listening to You: Ultrasonic Cross-Device Tracking
You come in from the cold and joke with your loved one that you need a vacation – “I hear Florida is nice this time of year, maybe we should…
Beware of Pop-Ups for Verification, Fixes or Updates
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, attackers are always developing new ways to trick unsuspecting victims. While we’ve shared the dangers of Windows Update pop-ups, attackers have started evolving this…
FBI Warns Scammers are Spoofing it’s Own Website
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued a recent Public Service Announcement about threat actors creating spoofed versions of the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) website. These look-alike sites…
QR Code Parking Scams: How Scammers are Preying on Scanners
Scammers are placing fake QR code stickers on parking meters to steal your payment information. Learn the warning signs and how to protect yourself before you pay for parking.
“We’re Shutting Off Your Power”: Catching a Double-Barrel Vishing Scam
The number on the caller ID looked local, familiar, even. On the other end was a man claiming to be a technician from the electric utility company. He sounded official,…